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This article describes a way to make a translated text file which has the same print format tags at the same positions as those of a source text file.

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Method to Make a Translated Text File Have the Same Printer Control Tags
As the ORIGINAL Text File

This article describes a way to make a translated text file which has the
same print format tags at the same positions as those of a source text file.

With this, users can make a formatted text file easily and quickly after
translation.

Here, the process is shown using a sample process, a translation from an
English text file to a Japanese text file. This method can be used with other pairs
of languages.

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Fig. 1 shows a sample of a source text file. 1) A program identifies tags
which are not to be translated and sentences which are to be translated. Each
part, tags and sentences, are numbered and a file which shows the numbers and
parts is created (Fig. 2). At the same time, a file which shows the original
positions where each part exists is created (Fig. 3).

Each sentence is translated and a file which contains translated Japanese is
made (Fig. 4).

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2) Referring to the files, as shown in Fig. 3 and Fig. 4, a Japanese text file which
contains translated sentences and the same tags at the same positions as those
of a source text file is made (Fig. 5).

Then users can make a formatted Japanese text file (Fig. 6) by using a text
format program.

To make a formatted text file, there are other ways besides the process
shown above. 1) The user identifies tags and sentences, and puts tags into the
translated text files by themselves. 2) The prog...